Studying crack users and their criminal careers: the scientific and artistic aspects of locating hard-to-reach subjects and interviewing them about sensitive topics.
| Publicado en: | Contemporary Drug Problems Vol. 17; pp. 121 - 145 |
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Federal Legal Publications Inc.
Spring 1990
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